All mops are made in our North Carolina facility and
use American made materials.
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The most common type of mop in use today is the cut-end style. In addition to its lower initial cost, a number of other factors contribute to its popularity. They are available in a broad variety of sizes, yarn types, plies, and optional features which add to its versatility and usefulness. From the headband sewn in the middle, the yarn strands hang freely and are evenly trimmed. Narrow band models should be used with stirrup style mop handles. Use gripper style mop handles on wide head band models. Cotton is the most popular mop yarn in the industry. Its great absorbency and moisture-holding ability makes cotton mops the perfect choice for wet pick-up when getting the floor dry is important. Naturally resistant to harsh chemicals, high temperatures and abrasion, it excels in general maintenance, stripping, scrubbing and rinsing applications. A broad selection of yarn sizes and quality is available. All cotton mops require break-in at initial use. Rayon fibers in the cut-end blends enhance the effectiveness of water pick-up and enables the mop to go to work immediately without the "break-in" period. Cotton fibers aid in water retention, abrasion and chemical resistance and provides floor-drying capability. Polyester and acrylic fibers improve tensile strength and wear-ability while helping to retard shrinkage.
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